Took this out of my Jeep when I installed my supercharger kit. The company sent me a new one that was unlocked for tuning. It’s for an automatic sport s 3.6 g
$175 shipped.
Ever since I installed the blower I have ran ceratec. I figure it would only help fwiw. No real world or analytical data to give. I did do a blackstone labs test and all was good at that time. Waiting on another one.
I got 14k on my Jeep with the Ripp kit and although I’m. Not in love with the tunes (finally broke down and reached out to Dave) the 3.6 is running fine. Oil analysis says it’s good. Total miles on engine 75k. My experience with the 3.6 has been good in the two vehicles I’ve had it.
Speaking of old fashion, I’ve run marvel through my last several used cars then done an oil change after 1000 miles. Gross. But it’s been good thus far…. The caveat is all my used cars have been Lexus (Jeep was bought new) so I was shooting for Toyota reliability from the jump. Honestly out of...
Agreed. It’s a lot like where we are now in greenville sc (road infrastructure) we stayed in Boise a week checking it out and driving around at different times etc.
Good thing is people want to move there. For me there were several opportunities.
It’s not as bad as what everyone said. You don’t have to live “in” Boise to find a decent place around Boise. I started looking at moving there after we decided Bozeman did not offer that ability.
This might be an option from what I’m reading
https://www.moparpartsoverstock.com/p/Jeep__Gladiator/MOLDING-Wheel-Flare--Wheel-Opening-Flare-Front--Front-Fender-Left/14890083/6CE73RXFAG.html
Depending on how much you go off road, the cheap route would be maco. You can request their clear coat for more $ and it’s “ok”. Depends on how close to showroom you want it